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post #1
01 June 2004, 20:08 UTC#1
Legal Consent Form
Document

If you ever plan to sell any of your videos, and they involve people other than those working with your group, your going to need to get their permission to use anything they create or their face. This form was created for Antique Films to use, so where ever it says Antique Films, replace it with your groups name.

Heres the download:
http://homegrownforums.com/articles/consent.doc
post #2
03 June 2004, 03:48 UTC#2
Awesome. Is this for the Antique DVD coming out?
post #4
03 June 2004, 17:27 UTC#4
Antique isnt really planning much for a DVD as of now. But its still good to use this even if your just putting clips online. It can be held against you if someone you filmed says something.

Same with music, its copyright fraud even if you dont make money off of it. I am going to start to blur faces of anyone we fuck with and we dont get a consent from.
post #5
03 June 2004, 20:23 UTC#5
is this definetly the legal consent form, legalised by the government?
post #6
03 June 2004, 21:03 UTC#6
There is no real one. As long as it states everything needed to keep you safe from being sued for anything. I know that MTV uses this same consent form.
Id like to get the one that CKY uses. You can see it real short in cky3 when they do the poop dollar. Not enough to copy any of it though. Someone find it!
post #7
11 June 2004, 02:25 UTC#7
QUOTE (fenix @ Jun 3 2004, 05:27 PM) I am going to start to blur faces of anyone we fuck with and we dont get a consent from.

Is it Ok to do that? Because most of the public stuff we do/plan to do really pisses them off and no way can we get them to sign...so if just blurring is perfectly legal then that's some good news for us.
post #8
11 June 2004, 02:41 UTC#8
i'm sure blurring the faces is fine....because even if they try to sue they can't really prove that it's them as you can't see their face, only the clothes they are wearing...which isn't enough evidence...
post #9
13 June 2004, 04:12 UTC#9
You don't have to blur faces if its on public property. Thats what Elliot from pickledeggs said and he's looked into this stuff.
post #10
13 June 2004, 05:39 UTC#10
I would, just for safety.. or do liek they did in "this is skateboarding" when they were up in the tree. They only blurred out the guy's eyes
post #11
13 June 2004, 06:21 UTC#11
QUOTE (fenix @ Jun 3 2004, 05:27 PM) Antique isnt really planning much for a DVD as of now. But its still good to use this even if your just putting clips online. It can be held against you if someone you filmed says something.

Same with music, its copyright fraud even if you dont make money off of it. I am going to start to blur faces of anyone we fuck with and we dont get a consent from.

awww man..i want my d..v..deeeeeeeee
post #12
13 June 2004, 06:27 UTC#12
antique dvd would be sweet. you should make one.
post #13
13 June 2004, 06:28 UTC#13
QUOTE (JCM @ Jun 13 2004, 04:12 AM) You don't have to blur faces if its on public property. Thats what Elliot from pickledeggs said and he's looked into this stuff.

Isn't that just when there not involved though? Like if your filming and there's people walking by or whatever.... surely you *must* blur there face if they are directly invovled in what your filming.
post #14
13 June 2004, 06:36 UTC#14
I would just blur to be safe. I wouldnt want to get in any trouble about a damn video.
post #15
13 June 2004, 14:53 UTC#15
QUOTE (JCM @ Jun 13 2004, 04:12 AM) You don't have to blur faces if its on public property. Thats what Elliot from pickledeggs said and he's looked into this stuff.

Yeah, but hes in austrailia. There are probably different laws there....
post #16
13 June 2004, 16:38 UTC#16
If i somhow was a peddestrian on anyone of your videos i wouldent want u to blur my face out!

Im on tv beootch :honk: :honk:
post #17
17 June 2004, 00:45 UTC#17
Most people would want their faces blurred. Especially if someone plays an embarassing prank on them....

BTW anyone know any good sites on how to blur peoples faces in after effects?
post #18
17 June 2004, 00:47 UTC#18
or in premiere?
post #20
17 June 2004, 17:18 UTC#20
I found some site that has video tutorials. I downloaded the face blur video. Let me find the link and Ill get back to you.
post #21
17 June 2004, 18:06 UTC#21
yeah trure chris.. but after effects never works right when i get it from kazaa. and i know its the right version for win98 (#5)
post #22
17 June 2004, 18:32 UTC#22
Heres the site with a tutorial for blurring faces in premiere. There are also some other good tutors there and a good forum. http://wrigleyvideo.com
post #24
18 June 2004, 15:05 UTC#24
you said doing it in premiere was hard? its damn easy the way this tutorial shows it. *bookmarking site*
post #25
18 June 2004, 22:20 UTC#25
Not the same site i tried to learn from. Ill test it when i get the chance..
post #26
19 June 2004, 01:18 UTC#26
I made a short video of it and it was mad simple
post #27
19 June 2004, 05:09 UTC#27
Now ive gotta try it...

My computer is too fucked up to do it now though
post #28
19 June 2004, 16:50 UTC#28
Yeah..

Question: Will 6.5 work on Win 98 Standard?
post #29
19 June 2004, 16:54 UTC#29
I dont know. I know 6.0 works but 6.5 i THINK works. Cause my friend had 98 for a while and used premiere 6.5. Get it off kazaa and give it a try.
post #30
20 June 2004, 01:26 UTC#30
yeah but did he have 98 standard or 98 special edition? its a big difference surprisingly.